open house · the first ten students to register will be signed up for the job shadow. the last 2...
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week of february 24-29, 2020
• CharacterEducationatSC• SCOpenHouse• FFAResults• SCAuction• SpiritStoreLocation/Hours• CampAttitudeBuddies• CommunityNotices
CharaCter eduCation Program
ThecharactereducationtopicforthemonthofFebruaryisEndurance:Theinwardstrengthtowithstandstressanddomybest.Thisweek’sverseisRevelation2:3“Youhaveperseveredandhaveenduredhardshipsformyname,andhavenotgrownweary.”
PleasereadMr.Villers’weeklyemailsformoreinformationaboutthecharactertraits.Therearequestionsorpointsfordiscussionforfamiliestoemphasizethesetraitsathomeaswell.
2/24 PSAT9&PSAT102/28 JuniorAchievementDay3/12 SCOpenHouse3/14 SATatSC3/19 Endof3rdQuarter3/18-27 SCMissionTriptoJamaica3/20 TeacherInservice
(noschool)3/21-3/29
SpringBreak
4/3 SpringBloodDrive4/4 Junior/SeniorBanquet4/6-23 SpringMAPTesting4/24 MathOlympics(noschool)5/2 SCAuction5/14 JH/HSSpringConcert5/19 JH/HSServeDay5/19 AgDayforElementary5/19 ElementarySpringConcert
PRESCHOOL • ELEMENTARY • JUNIOR HIGH • HIGH SCHOOLFor Families Preschool through High School
Tour our campus • Visit classrooms • Meet teachers & staffView our curriculum • Parents & students welcome!
JH & HS STUDENT SHADOW DAYFor Junior High & High School Students Grades 7-12
Attend school from 8:00 am - 3:00 pm • Attend classes & chapel • Lunch providedTo register: 541.745.5524 x243 or santiamchristian.org/openhouse
THURSDAY, MARCH 12 • 5:30-7:30PM
p. 541.745.5524 X243 • e. [email protected]
OPEN HOUSE
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SPirit Wear Store loCation & hourSThespiritwearstorelocationhasmovedandisnowrunbytheAthleticDepartment,morespecificallyMrs.Yenchik(notMr.Barton).Thestorewillhavelimitedhoursavailabletobrowseandshop.Ifyouareinterestedincheckingoutourlimitedstock,pleasecomeduringthe“storehours”only.Thesetimesmaychangeinthefuture,butfornow,thestorewillbeopenonWednesdaysfrom7:45-8:15a.m.,11:45a.m.-12:15p.m.,and2:45-3:15p.m.
girlS BaSketBall advanCeS to PlayoffS
TheSCgirlsbasketballteamisadvancingtothe1stroundof3Astateplayoffs.TheywilltraveltoBurnswheretheywillplaytheHighlandersat5p.m.thisSaturday.WinnerofthegameadvancestotheStateTournamentinCoosBay.
ConCeSSionS volunteerS
Thankyoutoallthosewhochosetoputinvolunteertimewithconcessions.Thiswouldn’tbepossiblewithoutYOU.
SC ffa memBerS advanCe to SeCtional leaderShiP develoPment eventS
SantiamChristianFFAmembershostedtheDistrictFFAConventionthispastweek.AgricultureEducationstudentstookplaceintwocareerdevelopmentevents:FarmBusinessManagementandCooperativeBusinessknowledgeexams.Inaddition,studentsparticipatedinproficiencyselection,portfolioevaluation,andselectionofthenewdistrictofficerteam.
ThepurposeoftheFarmBusinessManagementCareerDevelopmentEventistoprovidecompetitionthatfostersinformationassimilation,criticalthinking,andproblem-solvingskillsnecessarytosuccessfullymanageafarmoragribusinesscareer.Thisteamplacedfirstinthedistrictcompetition,withthetop5-individualsfromSC,earningthemanopportunitytocompeteatstatenextmonth.Abigcongratulationstothefollowingstudents!
·SofieMiller–HighIndividualwithaPERFECTSCORE!·DevinPremsingh–2ndHigh·LukeBellamy–3rdHigh·KrisarahNygren–4thHigh·KeilanaOxenrider–5thHigh
ThepurposeoftheFFACoopQuizistoencourageagriculturestudentstobecomefamiliarwiththepurpose,organization,andfunctionofagriculturalbusinessmanagementregardingagriculturalcooperatives.CongratulationstoKrisarahNygrenwhoplaced1standDevinPremsinghwhostood3rd.Krisarahwillbeadvancingtothestatecompetition!
GracieKrahncompetedinthedairyproductionproficiencyaward.AgriculturalProficiencyAwardshonorFFAmemberswho,throughtheirSupervisedAgriculturalExperience(SAE)Programs,havedevelopedspecializedskillsthattheycanapplytowardtheirfuturecareers.GraciewonfirstplaceatthedistrictcompetitionandwilladvancetothestateinMarch.Inaddition,GraciewasnominatedasStateStarFarmer,anawardthatisgiventotheeliteoftheelitestudentsfromourstate.ShewillbevyingforthistitleatthestateconventioninMarch.
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auCtion volunteerS needed
SupportYourSchoolbyJoiningtheSCAuctionTeam!
TheSCAuctionteamisinneedofvolunteerstohelpmeetourfundraisinggoalforthisannualauctionevent.Pleaseconsiderjoiningourspiritdrivensolicitationteam.Thisisagreatwaytoearnyourvolunteerhoursandhelpourschool!Tovolunteer,[email protected].
JoB ShadoW oPPortunity
NUSCALEPOWERJOBSHADOWOPPORTUNITY(RegistrationDeadline:Tuesday,Feb.25)
Tuesday,April14,7:30am-12:30pm
ThefirsttenstudentstoregisterwillbesignedupfortheJobShadow.Thelast2studentswillbealternates.IFYOUSIGNUP,YOUAREEXPECTEDTOATTEND.Nolastminutecancellations.
NuScalePower,locatedontheHPcampushasinvited8SCjuniorsorseniorstoparticipateinajobshadowexperience.NuScaleemploysscientists,engineers,attorneysandotherprofessionalsdoingcuttingedgeworkinOregon.Studentswillhaveanopportunitytoobserveanuclearreactorsimulation,aswellasshadowaNuScaleprofessional.Thereareengineer-ingandnon-engineeringoptions.Studentsinterestedinthefollowingcategorieswouldbeagoodfitforthisexperience:SIGNUPHEREhttps://forms.gle/GNz8YD2sHuS-SoapV6
BusinessInformationSystemsChemicalEngineeringCivilEngineeringComputerCodesTrainingContractLawCyberSecurityElectricalEngineeringExport&ImportComplianceHumanFactors/HumanMachineInterfaceInformationTechnologyInstrumentationandControlsManufacturingEngineeringMaterialsEngineeringMathematicalModelingMechanicalEngineeringNuclearEngineering/ReactorDesignNuclearFuelDesignNuclearSimulatorDesignPatentsandIntellectualPropertyLawPhysicsProcurement/SupplyChainProgram/ProjectManagementRadiationHealthPhysicsRegulatoryLicensingSafetyAnalysis/RiskAssessmentSeismicDesignSoftwareEngineeringSystemsEngineeringTestingandCodeDevelopmentTestingandIn-serviceinspectionThermalHydraulic
Junior Parent College Planning QueStion & anSWer meeting
JuniorParentCollegePlanningQ&AThursday,April23at6:30pmintheMAPRoom.PleaseRSVPHere:https://forms.gle/b3i6xCRynbgFVSVS7
WreStling at State
EightwrestlerswillberepresentingSCatthestatetournamentthisFridayandSaturdayattheVeteransMemorialColiseuminPortland.SeeOSAAwebsiteforspectatorinformation.http://www.osaa.org/activities/wre/management
CamP attitude - BuddieS Wanted
AreyouplanningtoworkatCampAttitudethissummer?Nowisthetimetosignup.ThisyearSCweekisweeksix.ThedatesareJuly26-31.WorkingatCampAttitudeisafantasticexperience.Buddies
havetheopportunitytoblessapreciouspersonbybeingtheirfriend,protector,confidentandcare-giver.Theyministertothewholefamilybybeingapersonparentscantrustwithwhatmattersmosttothem,andbysharingloveandacceptance.Personally,buddiesexperiencecompassionandknowingthattheymadeadifference.WorkingatCampAttitudeishardwork,butanopportunityyoudon'twanttomiss.
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SChool lunCh menuS
Youcanviewourweekly/monthlylunchmenusbyclickingonthefollowinglinkSCLunchMenus.
Lost your lunchbox?Elementarystudentsshouldcheckthe“lostlunchbox”shelvesintheElementaryCafeteria.Thereisagrowingcollectionoflunchboxeswaitingtobeclaimed.Iftheyarenotpickedupwithinafewweeksoflandingontheshelves,theyaredisposedof.
Eagle Happenings NewsletterThisall-schoolnewsletterwillbepublishedeachMondayafternoon.Ifyouhavesomethingtosubmittothenewsletter,pleasee-mailyourcopy-readyannouncementtobeams@santiam.orgby9amonMondaymorning.Wereservetherighttoeditforgrammar,content,length,etc.
Youth who have just completed grades 4th-8th are invited to attend our 4-H Summer Camp! Campers will have the opportunity to participate in activities such as, swimming, archery, adventure swing, canoeing, crafts,
skits, theme-based activities (Candyland) and more!
REGISTER ONLINE (Registration opens February 3, 2020 —Debit/Credit cards accepted online)
http://extension.oregonstate.edu/4h/benton/camp
Register ASAP as camp is first-come, first-served. Registration ends May 29, or whenever it reaches capacity, whichever comes first. If you are applying for a scholarship you must submit your request prior to
registering online. Contact your local extension office to obtain scholarship information. Oregon State University Extension Service prohibits discrimination in all its programs, services, activities, and materials on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, familial/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, genetic Information, veteran’s status, reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Accommodations for disabilities may be made by calling 541-713-5000.
SATURDAY-WEDNESDAY JUNE 20-24, 2020
OPEN TO ALL YOUTH 4TH-8TH GRADE
CAMP COST $295
OREGON 4-H CENTER 5390 FOUR H RD NW
SALEM, OR 97304
FOUR RIVERS 4-H CAMP
driverS ed ClaSSeS at lBCC
LBCChasover25yearsofexperienceteachingDriverEducationintheLinnandBentoncounties.CoursesareapprovedbytheOregonDepartmentofTransportation-TrafficSafetyDivisionandutilizetheircurriculum.ThenextsetofclasseswillbepostedattheendofJanuary,andregistrationwillbeginonMonday,February24.ClassesbeginrightafterSpringbreakonMarch30.ThelinkbelowhasinformationandregistrationformsthatcanbeprintedoutbeforecominginwithpermitandpaymenttoanyLBCClocation.Spaceislimitedsoregisterearly.
https://www.linnbenton.edu/extended-learning/driver-education-and-vehicle-training/driver-education.php
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Have Fun ¨ Meet New Friends ¨ Stay Fit
Corvallis Aquatic TeamSpring/Summer Trophy League
WHO CAN JOIN? Swimmers ages 5+ who can swim 25 yards of freestyle & 25 yards of backstroke and are comfortable in deep water, are welcome to join our team! Swim meets are available for participation, but not required.
TRY US OUT Start anytime after April 1st, and swim through mid-August. We are happy to offer each swim-mer a trial week to see if we are a good fit for you and your family!
Just come to Osborn Aquatic Center any weekday during the school year, go to the deep end of the pool and ask to talk to a CAT coach.
Until June 12th
3:30pm – 4:30pm for ages 10 & Under ¨ 5:30pm – 6:45pm for ages 11 to 14
After June 14th
9:30am – 10:30am for ages 10 & Under ¨ 8:15am – 9:30am for ages 11 to 14
Osborn Aquatic Center & Corvallis Aquatic Team Home of Olympian Jacob Pebley¨ Visit us @ www.corvallisaquaticteam.org or email Team Manager @ [email protected] ¨
Corvallis Aquatic TeamSpring/Summer Trophy League
Join us for fun, fitness, friends, and water safety!
Youth swimmers ages 5+ who are able to swim 25 yards of freestyle and backstroke. Swim meets are always available for participation, but never required.
Start anytime after April 1st and swim through mid-August.Join us for a trial week with the team; you may come to practice any weekday!Just go to the deep end of Osborn Aquatic Center and ask to talk to a coach.
3:30 pm for swimmers ages 10 & under, 5:30pm for swimmers ages 11-14 until June 12th 9:30 am for swimmers ages 10 & under, 8:15 am for swimmers ages 11- 14 after June 14th
For more information www.corvallisaquaticteam.org
Team Manager - [email protected]
Osborn Aquatic Center & Corvallis Aquatic Team
Home of Olympian Jacob Pebley
Parents for Education Plus (PE+)
presents OMSI in Corvallis
Super Science Saturday Saturday, March 7, 2020 Cheldelin Middle School
987 NE Conifer Blvd, Corvallis
The educational staff of the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) will be coming to Corvallis to offer an exciting variety of classes for children from Pre-K (entering Kindergarten in the fall) through sixth grade. This event is brought to you by Parents for Education Plus (PE+), a volunteer-run, non-profit organization in Corvallis. See ParentsForEducationPlus.org.
Cost: $30.00 for each session (two 1-hour classes); the family assembly is free. LUNCH break is supervised (bring your own lunch); kids can stay all day!
Grade Level Session One: 9:20–11:30 11:30–
12:00 Session Two: 12:00–2:10 2:30–3:30
Grades Pre-K–K
Wee Wonders in
Science Bug Me!
L U N C H
Float your Boat Prehistoric Dinosaurs
Free Family Assembly!
GOLLY-OLOGY
Grades K–1st
Cowabunga Chemistry
Scales, Claws and Jaws
Where in the Worlds
Float your Boat
Grades 2nd–3rd
Scales, Claws and Jaws
Cowabunga Chemistry
Jolts, Volts and Wires
Identity
Grades 4th–6th
Energy Options
Nano: the Science of Small
Scales, Claws and Jaws
Jolts, Volts and Wires
Registration: Online registration is open at ParentsForEducationPlus.org with a link to Eventbrite.com. Late registration fee (additional $5/session) starts after February 29th. The last day of registration is March 2nd, 2020. Space is limited to first come, first serve. If you have questions, please contact Nathan at [email protected]. Cancellations: PE+ reserves the right to cancel classes with insufficient registration. You will be notified in advance if your class is cancelled and a full refund will be given. Class Helpers: It’s fun to be a parent helper, and we need some for each class and also for the Lunch break! Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to help. Parent helpers assist the students when necessary, and escort students to and from their classrooms. OMSI coordinators ask that only those parents who are registered as helpers attend the classes as space is limited. Financial Aid: Families qualifying for public assistance (free/reduced lunch) may apply for reduced rates. Call Dee Kinkade at 541-231-4523 or email [email protected] to obtain the necessary information before the late registration deadline. To Join PE+: You can sign up online during the OMSI event registration or at the event to receive future program information and discounts. Annual dues are $10.00 any time during the year. Please Be Prompt, Check in starts at 9am! Allow time to pick up name tags before your student’s first class. Backpacks are helpful, as there are often projects or handouts to take home.